
Apartments near Oxford Center in Los Angeles, CA (7,023 Rentals)


1925-2003 1/2 4th Ave.

335 N Alexandria Ave

244 S Commonwealth Ave

149 S Westmoreland Ave

4741 Elmwood Ave

328 N Alexandria Ave

1735 6th Ave

1611 S Bronson Ave

917 S Grand View St

The Johanna Apartments

145 S Westmoreland Ave

406 N Normandie Ave

436-442 N Oxford Ave

233 N New Hampshire Ave

1800 Westmoreland Ave

1720 7th Ave

185 S Virgil Ave

432 N Kingsley

421 Normandie Pl

2226-2228 S Hobart Blvd

1722 W 20th St

246 S Commonwealth Ave

1895 W 23rd St

235-237 N New Hampshire Ave

3121 W 3rd St

417 N Normandie Ave

1628 S Bronson Ave

1617 S Bronson Ave

4658 Rosewood Ave

235-237 1/2 N. New Hampsh

351 S Occidental Blvd

1825 Westmoreland Ave

2030 3rd Ave

1632 S Bronson Ave

240 S Commonwealth Ave

436 N Harvard Blvd

236 S Commonwealth Ave

1623 S Bronson Ave

1810 Westmoreland Ave

2001 4th Ave

1761 W 23rd St

2225 S Harvard Blvd

1820 Westmoreland Ave

1731 S New England St

1718 S New England St

4835 Elmwood Ave

4827 Elmwood Ave

2200 S Normandie Ave

452 N Oxford Ave

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